Results: Coronary atherosclerosis, cell adhesion molecule 3 (a molecule that maintains the normal structure and function of the lungs), dipeptidase 1 (one of the major adhesion receptors for neutrophils), thimet oligopeptidase (involved in hydrolyzing a variety of vasoactive signal peptides), and dipeptidyl peptidase 2 (an intracellular protease involved in the cell differentiation process and preventing cell death). This evidence concerns the gene DPEP1 and coronary atherosclerosis.